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what does it mean for cookies to be True? How do I do it?

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The support team at the game website pogo.com says we should make sure the cookies are TRUE. What does that mean? Should we do that? If son, how do we do that?

The support team at the game website pogo.com says we should make sure the cookies are TRUE. What does that mean? Should we do that? If son, how do we do that?

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Cookies are sent by websites.

Type about:preferences#privacy <enter> in the address bar.

The button next to History, select Use Custom Settings.

Under History, turn on Accept cookies from sites and Accept third-party cookies.

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You can inspect cookies for the domain in the currently selected tab via these steps:

  • click the "Site Identity Button" (Control Center 'i' button) at the left end of the location/address bar
  • click the arrow to expand the security message
  • click "More Information" to open "Tools > Page Info"
  • click "Permissions" to inspect and modify permissions
  • click "Security" to inspect and modify cookies in a standalone window